Windows 7 Sales Top Vista's Rollout
Windows 7 Japan Sales 'Fantastic'
Microsoft Will Shed 800 More Jobs
Revised MSN Home Page Previewed
Ballmer on IT Spending Recovery
Vista More Secure Than Windows XP

Score one for Windows 7. The initial sales of the latest version of Microsoft's flagship operating system surpassed Vista's performance during its first few days on the U.S. market.
Sales of Microsoft's Windows 7 OS have been "fantastic" in Japan since its launch last month, CEO Steve Ballmer said, but declined to provide specific numbers for Microsoft's second-largest market.
Software giant Microsoft said it will cut 800 positions worldwide. The latest round is part of Microsoft's previously announced move to eliminate 5,000 jobs or five percent of its workforce.
Microsoft has previewed its redesigned MSN.com home page, with changes featuring Bing search, the top news and entertainment stories, and some of the most popular social networks.
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer said corporate spending on information technology will not recover to levels seen in recent years before the global economic slowdown, as capital is more scarce these days.
Windows Vista significantly outperforms Windows XP when it comes to enhanced security, according to a Microsoft report. It said infection rates for Vista were significantly lower than XP.

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